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Y. VENKANNA CHOUDARY
There is a difference between Dream and Aim.. Dream requires Soundless Sleep to See, Whereas Aim requires Sleepless Efforts to achieve.
What I've Achieved
Venkanna Choudary Yarlagadda is a entrepreneur leading 8 ventures in infrastructure, power, real estate, and tech. He also drives social impact through initiatives like library development and support for special children, while holding key roles in Rotary, GLOW, and alumni groups.
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Successful Businesses
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Leadership
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Library project & supported special children initiative
The Man, The Mission, The Milestones.
Personal & Educational Background
Born in 1971 in Karamchedu, Prakasam District, he is married to Sireesha, daughter of MLA Gouthu Sivaji and granddaughter of freedom fighter Dr. Sardar Gouthu Latchanna. They have two children, Sravan and Kavya. He holds degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Marketing (MBA), International Business, and Law from reputed institutions including Nagarjuna and Andhra University.
Business Leadership
He is the Managing Director of Sardar Projects Private Limited, overseeing construction and layout development ventures, and also serves as the Executive Director of Sardar Power Private Limited, which operates a 2 MW hydropower project on the Nagavali River in Vizianagaram District. Under his leadership, both companies have demonstrated consistent growth and a commitment to sustainable infrastructure development.
Petroleum Sector Involvement
He plays a key role in managing multiple petrol bunks, including Anuradha Auto at Sheela Nagar, which earned national recognition as the 2nd Best BPCL Petrol Bunk in India. He also oversees Sireesha Petroleum and Sardar Petroleum, which cater to the fuel requirements of Srikakulam District.
Social Contributions & Philanthropy
He is actively involved in community service, serving as Chairman of the Rotary Blood Bank in Gajuwaka, where he raised and donated $10,000 to establish a world-class facility. As Secretary of GLOW, he supports various initiatives focused on rural development, youth empowerment, and the adoption of underdeveloped villages.
